Missing American Nurse Mono Plane Searched From New York to Rome
Italian authorities mobilized search teams including Balbo to locate the missing nonstop flight from New York to Rome carrying two men and a woman. Sightings 400 miles off Ireland’s coast prompted a wide search as officials noted possible fuel exhaustion and previous failed attempts to reach Rome.
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Rome
New York
Ireland
Italo Balbo
Air
Italy
Roger Williams
Lewis A. Yancey Ae
Hoover Urges Mobilization to Combat Winter Hunger
President Hoover told relief workers at the White House that no man, woman or child should go hungry or unsheltered this winter. Newton D. Baker endorsed adding private resources to federal aid, as part of a four point program to sustain relief, mobilize local efforts, preserve liberties, and keep public generosity active. The gathering formed the national Citizens' Committee for Welfare and Relief Mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Newton D. Baker
National Citizens’ Committee
Welfare and Relief Mobilization
Baker
White House
Veterans Vote 1167 to 109 For Bonus Payment
The American Legion at its fourteenth annual convention adopted a resolution urging immediate payment of the bonus by a roll call vote 1167 for to 109 against. The group censured the War Department for distributing Hurley speeches in franked envelopes to delegates, opposing government use of troops in eviction of bonus marchers.
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Portland
Ore
American Legion Today
Legion
War Department
Patrick J. Hurley
Washington
Hoover
Connecticut
Hawaii
Nebraska
South Carolina
Delaware
Illinois
New York
Wyoming
Florida
Missouri
Vermont
Harry M. Arthur
Frank
Maine Politics Echoes Through Post Office Gossip
A fragment from Beverly Hills dated Sept 14 references Maine politics and a cautious national mood. The note mentions campaigns, Wall Street doubt, and Hoover era messaging, with signals of re election concerns and public interest in the political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly His
Calif
Maine
Wall Street
de Hoover
Ever- Sanders
Will
Farm Credit Work 10 Underway in Reconstruction Plan
Washington reports seven agricultural credit corporations and six branch offices will begin functioning tomorrow under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Appointed managers boards and committees take charge September 16 and will organize quickly. Loans are expected to start within two weeks, aided by volunteers. salaried officers are only branch managers.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Dorothy Millette Identified In Body Dragged From River
In Sacramento a body found in a slough is identified as Dorothy Millette once known as Mrs Paul Bern. Coroner Garlick says she jumped from a steamer shortly after Bern shot himself in Beverly Hills. The estate went to Jean Harlow as sole executrix.
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Sacamento
Calif
Paul Bern
Dorothy Millette
James Garlick
Ed J. Sullivan
San Francisco
Millette
Garlick
Bern
Beverly Hills
Jean Harlow
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Irene Harrison
Harlow
Roosevelt Heads Deeper Into West On Campaign Tour
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt marched through Kansas and the Rocky Mountains on a westward campaign swing. Ten thousand supporters braved the noon sun at Topeka as Roosevelt and running mate John N. Garner promoted farm relief and met party leaders across Missouri Iowa Oklahoma Texas Nebraska Kansas. Woodring hosted discussions at his home with candidates for president and vice president as crowds cheered along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West
Prairie Lands
Rocky Mountains
Topeka
National Guard
Kansas
Kansas Free Fair
John N. Garner
Texas
Harry H. Woodring
Missouri
Iowa
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Woodring
New York
Mikell Re-elected President as Sewanee Synod Near Close
Bishop H J Mikell of Atlanta was re-elected president of the Sewanee province for a three year term as the biennial sessions of the Protestant Episcopal Church near conclusion in Lake Kanuga North Carolina. John H Brown of Louisville reelected secretary and F P Dearing of Jacksonville treasurer for one year. Budget set to be reduced and next meeting site to be chosen this afternoon.
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Lake Kanuga
N. C
H. J. Mikell
Atlanta
Synod of
Provincial Court of Review
Thomasville Workers Prepare for Final Vote on Negotiations
In Thomasville the Ville Chair Company worker meeting, aimed at a final vote on returning to the current pay scale, continues after a day of rapid sessions. Mr Finch said a signed agreement is unlikely, only a verbal understanding remains possible, delaying full restart of operations.
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Thomasville
Community Church
Fike
Theville Chair Company
Lock
Tasa Week Company
Cas Boies
Finch
Piedmont League Game Postponed Again
Charlotte report states tonight's Piedmont League game is postponed due to wet grounds and cold weather and officials say it will be played tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Counterfeit Suspect Arrested in High Point
Henry Thomas of the Secret Service announced the arrest of Mabel Marie Logan of Bryson City in High Point on charges of passing counterfeit money. A spurious 85 bill was used to obtain 485 in change and eight more counterfeit bills were found sewn into her belt.
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Charlote
Henry Thomas
United States Secret Service Bureau
Mabel Marie Logan
Bryson City
High Point
Thomas
Radio Products Corp Delisted By New York Curb Exchange
The New York curb exchange removed Radio Products Corp stock from listing after deals were suspended last August 12 pending an investigation. Officers declined to comment on the action.
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New York
New York Curb Exchange
Radio Products Corp
Curb
Ninety Men Open Newton Grove Clinton Highway Project
Ninety workers began construction on the Newton Grove Clinton federal highway project which started today in Goldsboro North Carolina. The crews mobilized as the expansion moves forward with federal funding and regional economic impact anticipated.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Newton Grove
Clinton
Fire damages NCCW library in Greensboro
A Greensboro library fire at the Women's College of the University of North Carolina caused an estimated 25 000 to 30 000 in damage with the two story building's roof collapsing and walls standing. Fire officials say water may have caused more damage than flames and insured losses total 290 000 including 150 000 on the building and 140 000 on contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Women’s College of the
University of North Carolina Today
Road Bureau Announces Low Bids On 12 Projects
The State Highway Commission announced low bidders for 12 road projects after bid openings. Bids cover surfacing and surface treatments across Martin, Brunswick, Durham, Harnett, Alamance, Caswell, Rockingham, Davie, Yadkin, Madison, and related routes with firms from Virgilina Virginia to Charlotte and Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Bureau
Raleigh
N. C
State Highway Commission
Martin County
Gregory Chandler Company
Virgilina
Gregory Chandler
Viregilina
Brunswick County
Virgilinia
Durham County
F. J. Oo
Norfolk
Harnett
Cape Fear River
Bowers
Whiteville
Alamance
Riker and Yount
Reidsville
Caswell
R. D. Tyler
Rockingham
George R. Martin
Salisbury
Daie
Gassoway and Company
Winston-Salem
Yadkin
Carolina Road
Charlotte
Madison
Manchukuo Is Officially Recognized by Japan
Sept 15 Cheng Hsiao Hsu premier of Manchukuo and General Nobuyoshi Muto signed a treaty in Changchun forming a defensive alliance with Japan. Henry Pu Yi also signed, as the League of Nations reports on Japan’s Manchurian campaign are filed in Geneva.
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Changchun
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Japan
Salt Administration
Cheng Hsiao-Hsu
Nobuyoshi Muto
Mikado
League of Nations
League
Inquiry Commission
Geneva
Muto
Henry Pu-Yi
Charles H. Gabriel Dies at 76, Hymn Writer of 8000 Plus
Charles H. Gabriel, famed author of more than 8,000 hymns and revival songs for Billy Sunday, died in Los Angeles at 76. Born in Wilton, Iowa, he spent most of his life in Chicago and moved to Los Angeles seven years ago.
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Charles H. Gabriel
Los Angeles
Billy Sunday
Wilton
Iown
Chicago
Chilean Revolters Capture Ends Bid for Presidency
Federal troops capture Colonel Arturo Benitez and 62 air service officers with 50 planes at Ovalle. Prisoners to be brought to Santiago as General Blanche resumes acting presidency with army support following Davila’s resignation.
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Santiago
Chile
Arturo Merinonitez
Carlos Davila
Ovalle
Carabineers
Air Service
Benitez
Bartolome Blanche
Blanche
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for September 13
Treasury receipts dated September 13 totaled 8,106,468.07 with expenditures of 12,577,418.16, leaving a balance of 263,464,208.44. Customs duties for the first 13 days of September amounted to 9,439,729.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Legion picks Louis A. Johnson as national commander
Louis A. Johnson of Clarksburg West Virginia was declared by supporters to be assured of the post of national commander of the American Legion. The convention also endorsed outright repeal of the prohibition laws in a resolution adopted at the Portland gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Louis A. Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
The
American Legion
Legion
American Legion Convention
Train Plunges Into Ravine Killing Foreign Legion Troops
Paris reports place the dead at 55 with 223 injured after a troop train carrying 508 officers and men of the French Foreign Legion plunged 250 feet into a ravine near Tlemcen Algeria. Rescue chief General Paul Rollet mourns the loss.
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Paris
War Ministry
French Foreign Legion
Algeria
Oran
France
Foreign Legion
Gion
Tlemcen
Here
Sidi Bel Abbes
Oujda
Morocco
Abd el Krim
Paul Rollet
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Hurley
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Arthur
Ros
Wes
Rocky Mountain Section
St. Louis
Mikell
Episcopalians
Ag Synod
Collette Haley
Streator
Ill
Midwest
Miss Haley
William Courtney
Alexis
N.C.C.W
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